economy for whatever reason isn't what it used to be. jpmorgan had a big report out, they don't think the economy can grow more than about 1.8% over the long term. productivity numbers have been terrible over the past furor five years. is there something deeper going on with this economy that it cannot -- >> i agree that's an important issue. i agree that's an important issue. but productivity numbers were phenomenally good during the recession. and so a lot of the slowdown of productivity is just because they squeezed every drop of blood out of the rock that could be squeezed and -- >> now, wait a minute. >> and that's when it slowed down. >> why aren't they doing the business investment spending, then? >> that's right. that's exactly where i was going. i was going to ask -- >> because demand around the world is only growing 2% max. that's the reason they're not investing. you've got a massive overbuilding -- >> less than 2% for the last 100 years for god's sakes. since bismarck has been growing under 2%. i can't take responsibility for